Teaching Apprenticeships

The Chafford Hundred Teaching School Hub is working with TAP - Teaching Apprenticeship Programme - to help more teachers get into the profession. 

TAP

National Apprenticeships Week

To celebrate National Apprenticeship Week, we will be hosting a webinar for schools every day from 7th-11th February!

Please join us for one of our live webinars and we will discuss how the Teaching Apprenticeship programme works and how we can support your school in 2022 to develop your own teaching talent in a cost-effective way. You will also be able to hear from key stakeholders connected with the programme.

When you attend a webinar during National Apprenticeship Week and book a follow up 30-minute consult with an e-Qualitas ITT Advisor, your school will secure access to a 100% online, Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) Course, normally valued at £1,200 +VAT.SKEs allow you to upskill staff members in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology or English, and courses start weekly.

All public sector bodies have been given a target that 2.3% of their workforce should be made up of apprentices,  however many schools are still unaware that you can use your apprenticeship levy for ITT.  This school-centred route into teaching not only goes towards hitting your target but also provides an inexpensive way to “grow your own” teachers who can fulfil up to 80% of a timetable.

Please register to attend a webinar by clicking the links below:

Webinar Dates:

Monday 7th February- 4pm
Understanding The Teaching Apprenticeship Programme-Hear from Reena Asal, Maths Teaching Apprentice at St Joseph’s RC High School in Bolton.
Register here

Tuesday 8th February- 12.30pm
Understanding The Teaching Apprenticeship Programme-Hear from Simon Addison-Vice Principal at Haberdashers Aske’s Crayford Academy
Register here

Wednesday 9th February- 4.30pm
Understanding The Teaching Apprenticeship Programme-Hear from e-Qualitas Senior English Tutor, Tracey Maloney
Register here

Thursday 10th February- 8am
Understanding The Teaching Apprenticeship Programme Hear from Simon Addison-Vice Principal at Haberdashers Aske’s Crayford Academy
Register here

Friday 11th February- 1pm
Understanding The Teaching Apprenticeship Programme- Hear from Reena Asal, Maths Teaching Apprentice at St Joseph’s RC High School in Bolton.
Register here

If you are unable to participate in one of our webinars then please Contact Us to arrange a call or watch our pre-recorded webinar click here

The Teaching Apprenticeship Programme (TAP) makes it easy for schools to use their apprenticeship levy to recruit, train and retain the best graduates as home-grown teachers.

1) ATTRACT THE BEST GRADUATES & GROW YOUR OWN TALENT

Teaching Apprenticeships can help you recruit and retain the best graduates as home-grown teachers for the future, as well as offering a path to QTS for existing unqualified members of staff.

2) TUITION FEES ARE COVERED BY YOUR APPRENTICESHIP LEVY

Graduates will train on-the-job to gain QTS at no cost to them – the cost of the ITT is covered by your schools Apprenticeship Levy

3) EXTREMELY COST EFFECTIVE DUE TO SALARY GRANTS AND LEVY FUNDING

Trainees are able to teach up to 80% of the timetable, and salary grants for schools that have trainees in shortages subjects mean that you can save money when you enrol an unqualified member of staff on the programme!

4) HIGH QUALITY TRAINING TAILORED TO THE INDIVIDUAL

We are the largest provider of teaching apprenticeships in the country and have been delivering SCITT programmes for over 20 years. We always endeavour to deliver high quality, individualised training programmes that work for our trainees and our schools

5) FUTURE-PROOF 

At the end of the programme, your school benefits from a fully qualified home-grown teacher – with retention rates of 82%, the majority of trainees on the Teaching Apprenticeship Programme continue working at the school they trained within

Find out more about how to use your apprenticeship levy.

 

 

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